in pennsylvania have to run for office judge leon tucker is the only judge that has heard this case who is not funded by the for turn order of police and what he concluded after two years of arduous deliberations was that the judge involved in hearing and reviewing them is appellate requests and hearing. was biased he had a conflict of interest and of course he voted against me as. requests for a hearing and that and the. issues he presented during one of those hearings essentially ronak a steel had been named man of the year by the fraternal order of police his campaign to become judge of the pennsylvania supreme court was funded by the fraternal order of police he had also been previously the elected d.a. of philadelphia and while he was da of philadelphia he is quoted as saying to the then governor of philadelphia that he the governor should send a clear interim magic message to cop killers that the death sentence actually means something now let me give you a sense of what that means there were only two or three quote unquote cop killers in philadelphia we don't know the names o

i think americans should read it, take it in, understand it, before they judge it. >> tucker: thank you, chris. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: amazing night. assisted suicide is growing in popularity. who benefits from treating the old and sick as expend eubldz. is it insurance companies, saving money? maybee it's not civil rights but a way to save a buck. stay with us. ♪ >> tucker: one of the clearest measures of any society is how it treats its weakest members, the poor, the sick, and the dying. it says something about us then that assisted suicide is rising in popularity in america. seven states plus the district of columbia. sick patients are now allowed to kill themselves with the help of a physician. this is called compassion but it's easy to see what is actually going on. killing sick people is now just as valid as treating them. were most vulnerable have become our most disposable. a lot of people who back this to do so for good reason, they are decent people, but take three steps back. do you think an insurance company would rather pay for years of cancer patient or suicide

one judge didn't like it. bring it to supreme court. make the case for it. what's the case against it? what's the case you should take my money and give it to somebody that's not allowed to be here in the first place? >> we're also taking their money. they're working in our economy. they're contributing to california's economy. they're paying taxes. they're contributing to our economy. >> that's not true. they're working for tyson chicken. they're working for some big employer that wants to pay people less. i understand why they're doing it. they aren't working for me. i'm an american citizen. why am i paying for somebody who shouldn't be here? i don't get it. >> they are paying. they paid the sales tax and property taxes. they are renting facilities to reside in. they are buying food. they're working and when they're working, they are paying the employment taxes. they are contributing. >> tucker: we have an ox t oblin to send them work? >> who are you sending money? >> tucker: i'm sending money to the state and federal government. which rechannels it. not t

congressman, i don't judge you for a second. i would have had the exact same score. she is absolutely unbeatable. >> next time, i'm going to put the coat on. i didn't study enough. >> tucker: i'm not sure that any accessory could help. she is that good. i idy you get another mug which commemorates the appearance of mr. wimpel from the washington website on my show. >> i gave one to my parents for christmas.s. now they will have two. >> tucker: you will be hosting laura ingraham. it is going to be good.. thank you both very much. that is it for "final exam" tonight. pay close attention to news, specially the weird news. tune in next thursday to see if you can beat our experts. we'll be right back. chicken?! chicken. chicken! that's right, candace-- new chicken creations from starkist. buffalo style chicken in a pouch-- bold choice, charlie! just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go! try all of my chicken creations! chicken! >> tucker: this show is >> tucker: this show is committed to taking a much closer look at big tech. contrary to many people's expectations, technology compa

her like we judge men all the time. >> tucker: you can be tough and likeable and you are living proof of that tammy bruce. thanks a lot for coming on. >> thank you, tucker. >> tucker: got a fox news alert for you minutes away now from the president's address to the nation on the border wall. what can we expect him to say? fox correspondent david is here to take us through it. >> hey, tucker. t just a few minutes away. the big question is will president trump declare aa national emergency? something we have been hearing from the last week or. so we said in the news conference he would consider it if he does declare a national emergency, can he move ahead from the wall without congressional approval. democrats have hinted at court battle if president trump decides to do it. the "wall street journal" b reported just a few hours ago it's unlikely the president will declare a national emergency and still hopes to strike a deal with democrats on capitol hill. we have learned the crux of t the speech in just a few minutes will focus on the urgency for building that wall on the border while e

congressman, i don't judge you for a second. i would have had the exact same score. she is absolutely unbeatable. >> next time, i'm going to put the coat on. i didn't study enough. >> tucker: i'm not sure that any accessory could help. she is that good. you get another mug which commemorates the appearance of mr. wimpel from the washington website on my show. >> i gave one to my parents for christmas. >> you will be hosting laura ingraham. it is going to be good. >> tucker: thank you both very much. that is it for "final exam" tonight. pay close attention to news, specially the weird news. tune in next thursday to see if you can beat our experts. we'll be right back. on the dr. scholl's kiosk. it recommends our best custom fit orthotic to relieve foot, knee, or lower back pain so you can move more. dr. scholl's. born to move. five-year cancer survivor. being diagnosed with cancer made me rethink everything in my life. the things that became important to me were the relationships with people. we pulled together closer as a family. i had so many people at ctca helping

this according to our judges is a 2-point question. the question is this. >> tucker: an iconic new york city skyscraper which used to be the tallest building in the world is being sold off by an investment firm in abu dhabi for about a billion dollars. which building is it? lauren blanchard? >> it's the chrysler building. >> tucker: the chrysler building? >> chrysler building. >> chrysler building was already sold off. >> was it the chrysler building. >> the iconic chrysler building in new york city truly iconic is up for sale. >> $800 million is what it went for in 2008. that was the purchase price. now the talk is it could stick around that number, possibly lower. we don't know. >> tucker: you are just a savage. i don't feel bad for you. she owned it. >> tucker: we have upped. >> i would like to say it's the. [buzzer] the buzzer. >> tucker: we are now going to pay off your mortgage. we are giving you the eric wemple mug mug then. that's what you want eric wemple. not even sure. thank you, lauren. you are a brave man and a fierce comp

furthermore -- >> tucker: hold on, just explain to me -- i think we both agree that the point of the government -- we elect the government, we give a portion of our celebratory c government to look out for us, american citizens. that's why citizenship is meaningful. one judge didn't like it, bringing to the supreme court for it. the case what's the case against it that you should take my money by force and give it to someone who's not even allowed to be here in the first place? why is that justifiable? >> because we are also taking their money. they are working in our economy, they are contributing to california's gigantic, fifth biggest in the world, economy. they are paying taxes, contributing to our economy in many different forms. i'm sure there are a handful who are. >> tucker: there working for tyson's chicken or some big employer that wants to pay people less so they hire people from the third world to exploit them. i get it, i understand what they are doing it. i'm not benefiting from tyson's chicken or walmart or whatever, any of these big creepy companies that don't like my

there are none so quick to judge as those who tell us to be nonjudgmental. >> tucker: governor matt bevan of kentucky, thank you so much. covington student nick sandmann will have an interview on "the today show" tomorrow. >> do you feel from this experience that you owe anybody an apology, do you see your own fault? anyway? >> as far as standing there, i had every right to do so. my position is that i was not disrespectful to mr. phillips, i respect him, i would like to talk to him. in hindsight i wishis we could have walked away and avoided the whole thing. >> tucker: the fact the interview took place turned out to be too much for many on the left, progressive activist amy siskind has called for a boycott of nbc. for the crime of talking to him. she's an ivy league grad who left a high-paying wall street job to host the vanity podcast, the teenage kentucky catholic school student is the definition of privilege. how do you think the media havet handled this story in the past three days? >> appallingly.le what's so striking about this is it's a phenomenon we have seen over and over again,

the judges have weighed in on that. >> i will go with c. >> tucker: is it peaches? >> whatever you want to call it, it's okay. they can name it whatever. name it peaches. i don't care what they name it. we need money. peaches. >> b peaches. >> tucker: you both knew that. >> i did. i thought the question -- >> tucker: you knew it too well. >> all multiple choice, have to be -- >> tucker: you have to wait until we finish asking the question. can do at this time. costco, the store, says it has sold out of a 27 type of food that is a shelf life of 20 years. what type of food was it? >> oh, -- 's i hit it first. >> macaroni and cheese. >> tucker: you have to hold it down. >> i hit it first. >> tucker: macaroni and cheese? is it? >> everybody loves macaroni and cheese. but now you can get 27 pounds. that's apparently -- >> tucker: you need to invest in that. that's a pretty good deal. i'm getting one myself. >> i'm kind of a proper myself. >> tucker: don't admit that on tv. your official position on prepping is, oh that's crazy. question three, and other multiple choice.

. >> tucker: you are going to go in with c. peaches? >> whatever you want to call it is okay with me. they can name it whatever they can name it peaches. i don't care what they name it. we need money. peaches. >> peaches. >> tucker: you both knew that. >> i did. i thought the question was over. >> tucker: you knew it too well. >> i did. >> all multiple choice have to be. >> tucker: wait until we finish asking the question. >> okay. >> tucker: we can do it this time. costco the store says it has sold out of a 27 tub of food that has a shelf life of 20 years. what type of food was it? >> that was not right i hit it first. >> it was macaroni and cheese. >> tucker: i think you have to hold it counsel. >> i hit it first for sure. >> tucker: it was macaroni and cheese. >> everybody loves macaroni and cheese. but now you can get 27 pounds. >> that's my voice that's how i knew it. [laughter] >> tucker: obviously need to invest in that. >> yes. >> tucker: i'm getting one myself. >> i'm a prepper. >> tucker: your official position on preparing is

watch the lawyers jump to conclusions beings tucker. oh the trump campaign official who directed stone to find out about wikileaks was donald trump. no, it was not. >> the president weighed in on twitter calling it, quote, the greatest witch-hunt in the history of our country. stone is the sixth former advisor to the president to be charged in the russia investigation. the other five have pled guilty. meantime, president trump has just signed the continuing resolution to reopen the government until february 15th, the senate and house both passed the measure earlier by a voice vote. i'm trace gallagher now back to sean hannity. ♪ ♪ >> sean: time for hannity watch. the media, take a look at what cnn's old jim acosta did today. >> folks are wondering whether or not we might see a bright shiny object before the end of the day after that stunning news the indictment of roger stone, one of the president's long time advisors and friends. it appears we have one. the question is whether or not at this hour briannena, is that bright shiny obj

congressman, i don't judge you for a second. >> jason: i got spanked. this is the mug i did not win. that's all the time we have. i am jason chaffetz in for laura ingraham. pick up my new book "the deep state." it's time for shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team. >> shannon: showing up and taking the quiz challenge, you get points for that. >> jason: that's all i did. that's what it takes. i didn't even hit the buzzer. i got skunked. >> shannon: i will get you a mug. i know someone. i will hook you up. all right, jason, great show. we begin with a fox news alert. making history, nancy pelosi taking the speaker's gavel again today and with the democratic control of the house, she says she welcomes the new dawn of bipartisanship in our nation's capital. tonight, top democrats calling for bipartisan ship too. they want republicans to help them investigate the president. it's all happening amid the part

because the second any of us judge people based on those labels, we're not really being patriotic, are we? because love has no labels. >> tucker: well, from the very first days from this president's erm in office the steele dossier has loomed over this country and its politics. justified a wave ofit investigations, criminal investigations, completely distracted congress. it's hurt our relations with russia. that's not a small thing and a lot more. the effects that american politics has been destructive and really if you think about wholly negative. what was the point? well now new documents suggest that the steele dossier may have been a setup d from the very beginning meant to hobble and sabotage the new administration. lee smith is a writer at tablet magazine and he joins us tonight. thanks for coming on a great piece you wrote on this. what do these new documents suggest? >> i think it suggests what we have known for about the last two years. it just keeps solidifying the case. and i want to say, of course, we are nearing the two year anniversary of when james comey briefed the pres

congratulations judge wilkins, i have one of those books and cherish it. now help me welcome alexa tucker in the spirit of this year's theme as we salute veterans. she is a champion of veterans. as a child of a disabled veteran, she takes special interest of preserving members of future generations and promotes the veterans history project and national initiative of the library of congress to archive the u.s. veterans. alexis tucker. >> good afternoon. i bring you goodies on behalf of senator don lee, who unfortunately could not be with us, but he sent along a special greeting for you all. . >> hello. i'm senator joe don lee, i would like to welcome you to indianapolis. >> make sure i did that correctly. . >> for the association for the study of african american and life history annual conference. hoosiers are proud to welcome you to our state as you host your conference in indianapolis for the first time. i applaud your decision to shine the light on the incredible contributions of african american service members to our nation. as a member of the senate

here is a guy who a judge lashed for lying in the william walton case. you are the liar, preet. watching the lawyers jump to conclusions, tucker saying oh, well, the trump campaign official who directed stone to find out about wikileaks was donald trump. no, it was not. there are several things in here in the indictment that are simply not true. >> tucker: who was it if it wasn't the president? >> well, i have to speculate about that. since it never happened, it appears to me that they have composed testimony for someone. perhaps rick gates, perhaps steve bannon. perhaps someone is bearing false witness against me. but, knowing what's in my email, and my text messages, there is no corroboration whatsoever for this. and as for my email exchange with steve bannon, everything i told him in the exchange was publicly reported information. political report is that after assange announced on october 1st that he had nothing that day but would have releases every week for the next 10 weeks and that all information on the election pertaining to the election would be released in the weeks

check and triple check these deals. >> tucker: what is the motive here to the extent that we know? why would an attorney want to let felons out of prison and give letter sentences to people who commit violent gun crime? why? >> he was previously a defense attorney, he filed before taking office and i think he is turning the office into a defenders association. i think you forgot the oath that he had taken to uphold the law and enforce the law in a city. he was prior a defense attorney and sue the city in the philadelphia police department over 70 times during his tenure. on top of that, he now has a do not call list where he has ten officers, a few hundred officers on this list and i don't know how -- he is not explaining how officers get on that list or get off that list, why calls are being put on that list. he is running his own show them it's like a carnival act. >> tucker: what is the effect on the city? in poor neighborhoods? >> it does not come everybody is catching wind now. it is not just the victims of these crimes, that is very important because he is not letting them kn

it's happening so many times now thate the judges in the city of philadelphia are getting wind of it and they are starting to check and double-check and triple check these deals. >> tucker: what is the motive here to the extent that we know? why would an attorney want to let felons out of prison and give lighter sentences to people who commit violent gun crime? why?n >> he was previously a defense attorney. he filed before taking office and i think he is turningg the district attorney office into a defenders association. i think he forgot the oath that he had taken to uphold the law and enforce the law in a city. he was prior a defense attorney and sued the city in the philadelphia police department over 70 times during his tenure. on top of that, he now has a do-not call list where he has ten officers, a few hundred officers on this list and i don't know how -- or he is not explaining how officers get on that list or ged off that list. what is the just because of being put on the list. he's running his own show on it's like a carnivall act. >> tucker: what is the effect on the poor

congratulations, judge wilkins. i have one of those books and i cherish it. now please help me welcome alexis tucker who will introduce a special message in the spirit of this year's theme as we salute our veterans, miss tucker is a champion for veterans. as a child of a disabled veteran, she takes special interest in preserving the stories of service members for future generations. among other things, she leads efforts to promote the veterans history project, a national initiative of the library of congress, to record and archive the personal recollections of u.s. veterans. alexis tucker. [ applause ] >> good afternoon. i bring you greetings on behalf of senator donnelly who unfortunately couldn't be with us here this afternoon but he has sent along a special greeting for you all. >> hello. senator joe donnelly. i would like to welcome you to indianapolis. >> make sure i did that correctly. for the association for the study of african-american life and history annual conference. hoosiers are proud and honored to welcome you to our state. as you host your con

other scams and schemes did you go to the border you see just aren't being reported on. >> tucker: it sounds like if you just saw this standing there and mexico border. it's not hidden information, so if you were a producer for like a 10:00 p.m. cable show on cnn you probably should coo have gotten that information yourself, right? >> more fun to call trump and everybody who wants border security a racist. >> tucker: is islam a race? >> no, no. it's not. but the left likes to conflate. islam as a nonwhite religious tradition that's how they usually even though there are people muslim faith are at white. >> tucker: florence of arain yanchts whole bunch of ways we can go on this. also note when you are at the border there is no question. i saw the border fence in action working. you speak to border patrol, including people who like trump and people who don't like trump on border patrol they will tell you the numbers speak for themselves. and by the way i took this photo. the day we were there. the first day, this walls four actually mexican illegals crossing the fence. it was a double l

guilty to conspiracy to obstruct a congressional investigation and then have him in court when the judge asks what did you do that makes you guilty say i was involved in this conspiracy with the president. he told me to lie to congress and i went on ahead and did it. >> tucker: exactly. >> you didn't see anything like that in the charges against cohen. >> tucker: so where could this story have come from, do you think? by my reading of it, and it was parts of it were unclear by design, but it left the impression that this was an allegation directly from the office of the special counsel. where do you think this information came from? >> yeah. the word that stuck out to me, tucker, when i read this was the word an oddly enough. they say at the beginning of the story that are the two sources are connected to an investigation of cohen, which made it allusive whether they were talking about the investigation of cohen, meaning the special counsel's investigation. so you don't know, coming away from this are these a couple of guys who, you know, are in the loop enough to get briefed on law enfo